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♪ Who's the improbable duo
That you heard about?
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♪ Faster than a scooter
Stronger than metal
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♪ Who's the little girl
And her domesticated rodent?
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♪ Who's still standing
When you see The dust settle?
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♪ It's Hamster
Hamster, Hamster
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♪ Hamster and Gretel
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♪ If they can't do it
Then nobody can
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♪ Hamster, Hamster, Hamster
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♪ Hamster and Gretel
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♪ There's also Kevin
In the minivan ♪
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NORDLE: Dad,
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why did you have to make
my science project for me?
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PROFESSOR EXCLAMATION:
Son, it's not your fault
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that you were
only born very smart,
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not very, very, very,
very smart, as your mother and I had hoped.
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But how am I going
to learn if you keep building things for me?
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PROFESSOR EXCLAMATION:
Nordle, what is the point of school?
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To win! To crush!
Destroy and conquer!
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To set myself on a path
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of world domination!
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PROFESSOR EXCLAMATION:
Now, that's my boy!
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Here's the laser,
here's the induction coil.
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And don't drop this plutonium.
You'll vaporize everyone in a 2-mile radius.
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Have a great
science fair, son.
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Bye, Dad.
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Ah, they grow up so fast.
Especially when you alter their DNA.
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Gretel, you can
lift a school bus over your head.
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Why do you need me
to carry this?
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So I can make
a grand entrance
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with my magnificent
baking soda volcano. Duh.
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(MIMICKING ANNOUNCER)
Let's get ready to science fair!
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♪ Did you wanna see
Crystals growing In a glass of sugar water?
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♪ Or wonder which is faster
A beaver or an otter?
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♪ You're impacted
By the attraction Of a magnetic field
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♪ In this auditorium
It will all will be revealed
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♪ And if you're a fan
Of chemical reactions Then say no more
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♪ I think we've got
A baking soda volcano For your perusal
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♪ And if you want more
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♪ Just take a look around
And there are 34
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♪ At the science fair
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Potato batteries.
A volcano!
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♪ At the science fair
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KID: Balloon race cars!
And volcanos!
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♪ We've got all the answers
For which you strive
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♪ You might even see
Volcano number 35
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It's almost done,
it's almost done!
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♪ Yes, knowledge is in the air
At the science fair ♪
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Aw, man, there are
like 34 baking soda volcanoes here.
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Almost 35. (WHIMPERS)
The paint won't dry.
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(SIGHS) I worked
really hard on this.
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The science fair
is about personal growth.
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The only person you
need to compare yourself to is you.
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Yu? You mean,
Yu Yorgenson?
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(CROWD EXCLAIMS, CLAPPING)
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Wow, that is
really impressive.
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Nice pep talk.
Thanks, Kevin.
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Hi, Gretel.
Hi, Kevin.
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Wow, look at all
the projects in here.
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My project is about fish.
Flatfish, actually.
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When most people
hear flatfish, they think halibut.
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But, there are
a lot of other flatfish, like flounder, turbot...
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See, Bailey's project
is more interesting than mine,
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and it's about
pancakes with eyes.
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Remember, it's not
about winning, it's about having fun.
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Oh, I gotta go to class.
Remember, have fun!
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Nice baking
soda volcano. Not!
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You see what I did there?
I made my compliment
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into an insult
by negating it. (GRUNTS IN SATISFACTION)
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(CLICKS)
(MACHINE WHIRRING)
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Oh, yeah? Well, you're
gonna be disappointed when I win.
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You're not gonna
win with a baking soda volcano.
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Oh, this? This is
just a decoy to throw everyone off.
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My real project
is, um,
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the exact opposite
of a baking soda volcano.
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What does that
even mean?
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Wouldn't you
like to know?
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Okay, what's the opposite
of a volcano?
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Well, this is sort of...
(AIRPLANE WHOOSHING)
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Jim's lattes
are the best.
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Mmm. He puts
a little bit of nutmeg on top
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and bam! Perfection!
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(GRUNTS) Where am I gonna
find a science project
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that's the opposite
of a volcano?
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Oh, that works.
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Hmm. How am I gonna
get this into the gym
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without anyone
seeing my powers?
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(TYPING ON PHONE)
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(TRUCK REVERSING ALARM)
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Thanks, Ernie's Glacier and
Iceberg Moving Company.
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Four stars.
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Wow, look at those
sulphate levels.
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This ice must be
at least 5,000 years old.
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(SIGHS) This is going
to be hard to beat.
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What do you think now,
Mr. Snobby Pants?
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Leave my pants
out of this.
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It's the opposite
of a volcano.
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See? Because it's
a mountain of ice, not lava.
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I gotta say,
I'm really impressed.
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Not! It just is a tall,
pointy ice cube.
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Everyone else
seems to like it.
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(CROWD GASPING)
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(IN ACCENT) Oh,
this is the first time I have felt at home
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in this depressingly
flat country.
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Well, luckily for me,
this is a science fair,
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and not
a popularity contest.
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Hmm. Is this
your project,
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young man?
Yes.
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It's called "Solving
The World's Energy Problems."
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The laser will ignite
this sphere of liquid hydrogen,
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causing a sustained
fusion reaction
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creating almost
limitless energy.
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None of this baking soda
volcano baloney.
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Ready? Let's make
some fusion.
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I trademarked that,
by the way. You can't say it.
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Let's make some fusion.
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You'll be hearing
from my lawyer.
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(DRAMATIC MUSIC PLAYING)
(CLICKS)
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(MACHINE POWERING UP)
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(LAUGHING MANIACALLY)
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(CROWD GASPING)
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(CROWD GASPING,
APPLAUDING)
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I'll take my trophy
now, please.
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(RATTLING)
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(ALL SCREAMING)
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Oh, no, my glacier!
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Back to the flatlands.
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BOY: Wow!
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I present
my actual project,
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a really hairy, old elephant.
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It's a mammoth.
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A really hairy, old mammoth.
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(ALL GASP)
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(ALL EXCLAIMING)
(CAMERA SHUTTER CLICKS)
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(ROARING)
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A really angry,
hairy old mammoth,
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that is inexplicably alive.
(CRASHES)
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(TRUMPETING)
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(SCREAMING)
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My actual, actual project,
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a laser mammoth.
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TV ANNOUNCER:
Laser Mammoth! Now no longer extinct.
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(ROARING)
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My mammoth!
My laser!
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My flatfish!
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Is perfectly fine.
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Nordle, just stay here,
and I'll use my powers...
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(HESITATING)
...of persuasion to bring them back.
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Oh, right, so you can
destroy my laser, and win.
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I'm coming with you.
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Nordle, I promise you,
it'll be a lot faster
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if you let me go by myself.
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No way,
we're both going.
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(SIREN BLARING)
Oh, fine! Bailey, stall
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How?
Flatfish.
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They're fascinating,
aren't they?
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Did you know they have
both eyes on one side of their body?
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Come on.
Hey! Wait up!
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(CROWD CLAMORING)
(TRUMPETING)
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(CRASHES)
(MAN SCREAMING)
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Hold on, I'm gonna
call for some backup.
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(LINE RINGING)
Come on, Hamster.
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Pick up, pick up!
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He's a hamster.
What can he be doing?
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WOMAN ON TV:
And bend, and twist. And bend, and twist!
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Now, rake the leaves!
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(SIGHS IN EXASPERATION)
(ROARING)
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My mammoth is gonna
destroy the city!
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Hey! It's my laser
that's destroying the city.
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Okay, fine. Your laser
is more dangerous than my mammoth.
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You win.
Yes!
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We've gotta
corner him. Don't worry.
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I've got everything
under control.
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Here, mammoth!
Here, boy!
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Oh, that's
not gonna... (ROARS)
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GRETEL: Oh, I guess
it did work.
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A little too well!
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Ah, you scuffed my blazer.
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Nordle, if we don't
get back soon,
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neither of us
is gonna win.
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We've got to work together.
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(EXCLAIMS IN FRUSTRATION)
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In spite of my determination
never to admit
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anyone else
is right, ever...
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...you're right.
What's the plan?
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(TRUMPETS)
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Um, what if
he's not hungry?
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He hasn't eaten
for 5,000 years.
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I think he's hungry.
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(ROARING)
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GRETEL: Mammoth!
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Look at these nice cheeseburgers.
Yum! Yum, yum, yum.
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Don't eat them all!
Good note. Nordle!
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Now!
(GRUNTS)
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(BOTH GRUNTING)
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We did it!
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Oh, no! My laser!
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I'm never
gonna win now.
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My dad's gonna be
so disappointed.
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And I'll never get
a new blazer.
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Hey, it's not about
winning and losing.
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It's about having fun
and learning something.
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Well, we did learn
that mammoths
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are extremely
violent creatures.
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And that lasers
are fragile.
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And since my project
destroyed your project,
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maybe we can be partners
and both be winners.
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Both be winners?
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Well, it has the word
"winner" in it,
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so, I'm on board.
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We need to get
the mammoth back to school.
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(KEYPAD BEEPING)
I know someone who can help us...
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(MUFFLED) ...if he'll
answer his stupid phone.
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(GRUNTING)
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Nom nom, I know.
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(CRACKLING)
(CELL PHONE RINGING)
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GRETEL: Hamster, I need you
and your welding torch.
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And so,
in conclusion,
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flatfish have
the potential to become an important
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food source for the...
(METAL SCRAPING) Ladies and gentlemen,
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Nordle and I present
our joint project,
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"How To Get A Mammoth Out
Of A Glacier Using A Laser."
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We'll take
our first prize now.
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No, you'll take your
second prize now,
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because the
first prize goes to Bailey!
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(CROWD APPLAUDING)
I never knew
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that flatfish
could be so fascinating!
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Well, we didn't
win first place,
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but we had,
what I think, is fun.
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I'm not sure, because
I've never had it before.
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Yeah, that was
definitely fun.
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In fact, I think it was
better than winning.
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You got some
crazy ideas, Gretel Grant-Gomez.
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Ms. Grant-Gomez,
you're being sued
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for trademark infringement,
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over the phrase,
"Let's make some fusion."
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No, Phil! Phil!
It's okay, we worked it out.
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I still have to
bill you for this.
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Until we meet
again, Gretel.
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Well, won't that be tomorrow,
when school starts?
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Yes.
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Father, I won
second prize!
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And I think
I made a friend.
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You mean,
you lost first prize,
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which is the only prize
you can win.
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I never had any friends,
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and I turned out just fine.
247
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Now come along. Wait.
248
00:10:45,019 --> 00:10:47,188
Who's that blond girl
standing next to that superhero Hamster?
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Oh, that's my
new friend, Gretel.
250
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Gretel. Gretel.
251
00:10:52,652 --> 00:10:55,155
No, the only Gretel I know
is the superhero.
252
00:10:55,655 --> 00:10:57,824
But this girl
looks so familiar.
253
00:10:59,159 --> 00:11:00,201
Ah, no matter.
254
00:11:00,577 --> 00:11:01,828
I'll figure it
out eventually.
255
00:11:02,537 --> 00:11:04,330
Now, what am I gonna
do with you?
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I can't believe you built
a mammoth theme park
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without anything that
looks like a mammoth!
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(TRUMPETS)
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I'm waiting
for an apology.
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